Generative AI Course: The Rise of Your AI Agent Empire
Build Nova, your own intelligent AI assistant, from first line of code to full agentic system
42 lessons across 10 modules. The first 4 lessons are free to start, no payment required.
Free tutorials
- Build an AI Agent From Scratch in Python, A working AI agent in ~60 lines of Python, no framework. The agent loop, tool calling, memory, and the failure modes nobody warns you about.
Syllabus
Awakening the Machine
Learn Python, the language of AI, and take your first steps toward building Nova
- Your First Words, free
- The Language of Intelligence, free
Building the Brain's Toolkit
Give Nova organized memory and the ability to make decisions
- Organizing Intelligence, free
- Teaching Machines to Decide, free
Leveling Up Your Powers
Build reusable abilities, unlock Python's ecosystem, and master data analysis
- Building Reusable Superpowers
- Unlocking the Arsenal
- Mastering Your Data
The Agent Awakens
Meet the machines behind Nova, from generative AI and LLMs to prompts, tools, memory, and the reflex-to-utility family of agents
- The Machine That Learned to Improvise
- Nova Finds Her Voice
- The Art of the Prompt
- The Two Walls
- The Agent Loop
- The Agent Family
Nova Reads the Archives
Retrieval-Augmented Generation: give Nova a searchable memory of LogicWizNews's private archive so she answers from real facts instead of guessing. Embeddings, semantic search, chunking, indexing, and retrieval.
- Why Nova Needs RAG
- Embeddings & Semantic Search
- Chunking: Breaking Down Long Documents
- Indexing & Retrieval
Nova at Scale
Cloud deployments, production RAG pipelines, enterprise security, and memory systems that persist across sessions.
- The Chunk That Knew Too Little
- Nova Goes to the Cloud
- Nova Never Forgets
Nova Orchestrates
Reflection loops, multi-agent coordination patterns, and live RAG pipelines that keep their own index fresh.
- The Story Nova Couldn’t Stop Polishing
- The Newsroom Swarm
- The News That Refused to Go Stale
Nova Under the Hood
Open the black box: language modeling foundations, tokenization, embeddings, attention, and how LLMs are pre-trained and fine-tuned.
- How Nova Actually Thinks
- Nova's Alphabet
- How Nova Pays Attention
- How Nova Learned Everything She Knows
- How Nova Learned to Be Nova
- Nova Sorts the Inbox
Nova Builds Her Crew
Graduate from one-shot chains to stateful, looping, multi-agent systems with LangGraph: the orchestration layer behind production AI agents. Build graphs, route control, run agents in parallel, give them real tools and memory, then ship them.
- When a Straight Line Isn't Enough
- The Shared Notebook
- Whose Turn Is It?
- Many Hands at Once
- Giving Nova Real Tools
- A Crew, Not a Soloist
- Nova Remembers
- Shipping the Crew
Nova Finds Her Voice
Nova can read and type. Now give her ears and a mouth. Build the speech-to-text → LLM → text-to-speech voice pipeline, learn how machines turn sound into tokens, defend against voice cloning and prompt injection, put a validator agent in front of every action, and ship the whole thing as a fast, reliable, production-grade voice API.
- The Day Nova Learned to Listen
- How Nova Hears
- When a Voice Can Lie
- Nova's Bouncer
- Shipping Nova's Voice
Frequently asked questions
Is the LogicWiz Generative AI course free?
The first 4 lessons are free and need no signup. You can open them and start reading immediately. The remaining lessons require an account. See the pricing page for current access terms.
Do I need to know Python before starting?
No. The course opens with Python from scratch (variables, data structures, conditionals, loops and functions) before it touches language models, so a complete beginner can follow it end to end.
What do you actually build in the course?
You build Nova, an AI assistant, across the whole course: starting as a first Python script, gaining prompting and an agent loop, then retrieval over a private archive, then multi-agent orchestration with LangGraph, and finally a voice interface deployed as an API.
What topics does the course cover?
42 lessons across 10 modules: Python foundations, LLMs and prompt engineering, the agent loop and agent families, tool use, retrieval-augmented generation (embeddings, chunking, indexing, retrieval), LangGraph orchestration and multi-agent systems, transformer internals including tokenization and attention, and speech-to-text and text-to-speech pipelines.
What is the difference between an AI agent and a chatbot?
A chatbot completes one turn. You send text, it returns text, and control returns to your program. An agent runs a loop: it receives a goal, decides on an action, executes a tool, observes the result and decides again until the goal is met. The model, not your code, chooses the next step.
Are there hands-on exercises, or just reading?
Every lesson pairs written material with an in-browser lab containing practical exercises, plus an AI tutor you can ask questions mid-lesson.